Here's a few of the (small) feats i've accomplished over the last 30 days:
- Become addicted to cottage cheese. It has a taste that no other food will possess and it's filled with protein. It's all good.
- Sat an 8 hour exam
- Fasted (see 4)
- Celebrated the Hindu festival of Navratri
- Prayed a lot (see 4 again)
- Annoyed with the recession and will have to find sustainable ways to live if un-employment continues.
- Accidentally formated one of my hard drives which had around 150gb of data (not quite sure what was saved on it!) Doh!
- Had my hotmail, paypal, amazon and ebay account hacked. The fact that over the space of 2 days they managed to buy around $1500 worth of stuff didn't bother might come across as a bit strange, but i was aware of the strong likelihood that i would get my money back as it was an obvious case of fraud and not a shopping spree of sorts that included a pink Sony Vaio (if you're going to steal my money please have some decent taste!). But, i was really annoyed with the laborious and painstaking process of contacting all the companies concerned and letting them know that i had been a victim of online fraud. I did, however, get a laugh out of the supposed 'hacker' and his amateur operation after i realised that the things he bought off Amazon he had sent to my home address. Having actually received those items I believe the phrase 'WTF' is appropriate here!
- September saw the merger of Orange and T-mobile to create the UK's largest phone company with a 37% share in the market. Also, Orange signing a deal with Apple over the iPhone and subsequently Vodafone doing the same a day later is a good sign for avid iPhone fans like myself. It's been widely talked about that this will spark a price war over the iPhone, which all in all is a win-win situation for us consumers. Let's hope that i can get my hands on an economically viable iPhone plan soon!
- I've learnt that kids can really say the funniest things. Me: Have you not heard of Casper(as in the ghost)? kid: [stares blankly at me] ....Casper the wasteman? (I think only those living in the UK will understand that)
- Banned myself from watching repeats on TV
- Begun started reading the mammoth Bagavad Gita. I'm not sure where this will lead, whether i'll enjoy it or not, i will find out in 900 pages time.
- Decided that in this given climate i may need to consider a career change
October is here now, and with a change in the wind, announcing the end of any lingering summer weather and the start of autumn. I wonder what i'll get up to this month. Only time will tell!
2 comments:
Poor you! No wonder the month seemed long to you.
I don't ever do online transactions. I've had a couple of Nigerian as co-workers in the past and they told me all about their tricks. Bloody scared me off.
Anyway, that's good you're reading Bagavat Gita. And good luck in finding a suitable job! :)
Ah,,don't get me started on the Nigerian Scammers! lol I've almost got scammed into sending money without a flat viewing for rent/as a deposit by people claiming to be based abroad but having property in London. Luckily my mama didn't raise no fool! :D
Thanks for the good luck, shall be needing it! :)
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